This update is already rolling out for LTE models of the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra with firmware version G985FXXSFFVHA and 5G enabled versions with build number G986BXXSFFVHA.
Last year, Samsung promised Update many of your devices with the latest Android security patch for 5 years and the truth is that the Korean manufacturer delivers on its promise.
A good proof of this is that the Korean giant has now started rolling out after the recent update of the Galaxy Note 10 Lite September 2022 Android update in its high-end Galaxy of 2020, the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra.
The September Android update is now available on the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra
When They confirm us from the specialist media SamMobile Samsung has started publishing September 2022 Android update for the 4G and 5G versions of the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra in Europe.
This update comes with LTE models Firmware version G985FXXSFFVHA and the 5G versions with the build number G986BXXSFFVHA.
In both cases, this new programa version includes the September 2022 security patch that takes care of it Fix 24 privacy and security vulnerabilitiesFixed a number of general errores and improved terminal stability and performance.
The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra is already getting the September Android update.
The Samsung Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra were launched two years ago OneUI 2 based on Android 10They were upgraded early last year Android 11 with a UI 3At the end of last year they received OneUI 4 based on Android 12 and it is hoped that they will be received OneUI 5 running Android 13 later this year or early next year.
If you own one of these three terminals of the Galaxy S20 series and you want to check if you already have this update, you just have to access the section Programa update is in the menu arrangements your device.
In case you already have it available, all you have to do is clic on the button Download and install to update your phone with the latest Android security patch.